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August 3, 2013, 07:33 |
Oil Gas Separators
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EMAVI V SURYA SAMPATH
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Hello all,
I am working on Oil/Gas 2 phase separators. I know only mass flow rate of oil at inlet. Therefore, I assumed mass flow rate of gas and performed a analysis. Can any1 help me in determining the pressure at both the outlets ? what pressure should be given ? and on what factors should i assume pressure's at outlets. secondly, when my primary phase mass flow rate at inlet is more more than secondary phase mass flow rate, im getting divergence in AMG solver. I tried by playing with URF's. But could not cross the error. oil mass flow rate (inlet) = 0.013 kg/sec Using mixture model, steady state, standard K epsilon, 2 phase Any help would be greatly appreciate. |
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boundary conditions, oil gas separators |
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